Evergrande’s Delisting Reveals the Deep Flaws in China’s Real Estate Bubble—and What It Means for America

The recent delisting of China Evergrande from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is more than a corporate footnote—it is a stark reminder of the dangerous consequences when government overreach and reckless financial practices collide. Once China’s second-largest property developer, Evergrande's failure to manage over $340 billion in debts has triggered a protracted crisis in China's real estate sector, with reverberations that reach far beyond Asia. What Happened to Evergrande—and Why Should Americans Care? Evergrande was delisted after trading was suspended for more than 18 months following a Hong Kong court order to liquidate the company. Its downfall originated from Beijing’s...